A certificate or diploma from the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland complements your professional and clinical experience. The duration of these can vary but typically a certificate is six months while a diploma takes approximately a year. All of our certificate and diploma programmes can be completed part-time making it easier to complete whilst working in a busy clinical environment.
As well as clinical certificates and diplomas, we offer certificates and diplomas in areas such as leadership and quality improvement. Consider and plan the next step in your career and professional development.
The Certificate in Cancer Genetics will lead to an RCPI postgraduate qualification in clinical cancer genetics. This 6-month online programme is aimed at doctors who are working in cancer care and have an interest in cancer genetics.
Learn about Traffic Medicine, driver psychology, and how to complete an assessment of fitness to drive. Suitable for all doctors and occupational health professionals. Applications open 23 August 2021
Gain expert knowledge and skills in medicine for the older person. Learn how to manage a wide range of conditions and clinical presentations associated with this population.
Earn a postgraduate qualification in Obstetrics and Women's Health. This online diploma will help you to provide the best possible care for women and can be completed from anywhere in the world. Book now
This six-month online diploma will teach you how to manage common paediatric issues, including acute and chronic conditions and developmental difficulties. Learn how to recognise the critically ill child and gain a qualification from RCPI. Suitable for GPs, family physicians and doctors starting specialist training in Paediatrics.
The Quality Improvement Leadership Programme is designed to enable you and your team to become champions of change in healthcare. You will learn how to translate theories for improvement and implementation science into tangible positive outcomes in the health service.
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